Flooding in Texas has already turned deadly earlier this week, when a 10-year-old girl was swept away in rising waters.

A slow-moving weather pattern stalled over the area, swelling playa lakes and rivers, but the city said upgrades helped Amarillo avoid the worst.

Baton Rouge residents can expect chances of rain and flash flooding until the weekend, which is turning into an overall gloomy week. Wednesday night is poised to be relatively dry compared to the rest of the week for the Baton Rouge area as storms move toward the Gulf Coast.

Heavy rain and flash flooding are possible tonight across the Finger Lakes and Central New York. Here’s what to expect for Wednesday morning.

Storms are on the way to North Texas, prompting a flood watch for most of the region from 7 a.m. Tuesday until 1 a.m. Wednesday. A flash flood warning is in effect for Denton, Johnson, Parker and Tarrant counties until 1:30 p.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for parts of North Texas. Threats may include hail, gusty winds and the possibility of tornadoes.